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Meanings
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Taikō; retired imperial regent
Historically, a title for a retired kampaku (imperial regent), especially associated with Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In modern contexts, it may refer to Hideyoshi himself or be used honorifically for a person who has passed on a high office to a successor.
See also: 関白 (かんぱく)
Taikō Hideyoshi built Osaka Castle.
He handed the company over to his son and became like a taikō figure.